wah seh jogoya damn damn expensive

at least the food not going down at the back...
for me...
it worth it...
since not frequently go...

since u didnt state the price, i also recommend jagoya XD
if want cheaper, go saisaki at wisma UOA II or shogun at 1U.. else try Shin-Ichi at wasma antarabangsa! there got infinite fresh oyster/cooked/ or even cheese dressing haha

Can u tell me more about Shin-Ichi? where is wisma antarabangsa?

n i heard Jogoya is mixed, not japanese....
how bout the shangrila one?

thx

heard jogoya
saisaki, shogun

tried ichiban(this not bad)

yeah i recommend this too. i think about RM45++ for lunch if not mistaken. its the only jap buffet i've been to so no comparison. i usually gasak the unagi and the tempura.

i think mod should pin this japan buffet thread ar.
every month sure come out at least 1 thread where to go for sushi/jap buffet.

This post has been edited by ulet: Nov 17 2006, 10:01 PM

A little off topic a bit, but if you happen to be in Bangkok (be it business or travel), you can try out the Oishi Japanese Buffet. It's superb, seafood is fresh and the price is reasonable (around THB590 = RM60). The choices they offer are more than those in KL.

http://www.oishigroup.com/buffet_brand_en.html

Wisma Antarabangsa at Jalan Bukit Bintang..
-the best thing bout Shin-Ichi is unlimited supply for oyster (Saisaki give 1 per head, Ichiban need to snatch with other)..
-not much people aware of that place, so take ur time choosing ur food without pushing n hushing XD
-got herbal soup like 'mini buddha jump over the wall', 'ginseng' etc
-the cake there are nice
-the only let down for me is the konyaku jeli hard to take.. always break coz no proper plate to support XD
-the variety is not much if compared with saisaki but almost all that u expect in Japanese buffet is available such as tempura prawn (aLOT!!), teppenyaki, sushi, unagi, n alot more.. got chinese food corner as well..
-price is is +- RM48 per person.. Saisaki +-RM55 per person
*please note that my price is rough nett price, not those ++ thingy XD

eh,
thats very cheap
the food is nicer than jogoya?

which branch do you recommend? might check it out.

Depends on which area you are staying. I'm living around Sathorn area, so the JC Kelvin branch is the nearest to my place. Haven't really tried other branches yet.

http://www.oishigroup.com/buffet_branch_en.html

The other one you might consider trying is the Oishi Grand Restaurant, located at Siam Discovery Center

http://www.oishigroup.com/grand_branch_en.html

Ichiban - SUXX! I rather go Sushi King then

Jogoya - Nice environment, very expensive, lots of varieties, opened by Taiwan company I think (not sure), but the food so-so only

Shogun - dunno. How much per person?

Seisaki - heard before but tak tahu mana

Oishi - last time ate before at Boulevard Mid Valley, but it's not there already izzit

Genji - always very full..dunno why. But the food quality not bad, it's almost all Jap food unlike Jogoya apa pun ada

Kampachi - always so packed..dunno why again. Food so-so only, sometimes saw some food never see before..dunno what

Keyaki - I like this place, quiet and can eat in peace dun need to rebut with other people. But it's best to make reservations first. They have the best fresh oysters there, can it's mostly all pure Jap food, and cheaper than Jogoya

Seki-Tei - Not bad, ate there few times, mostly all Jap food as well. But the environment dunno why..I don't really like it, maybe it's too dark

there is one hidden in ol klang road...
xenri japanese restaurant....
RM43++
only available on sunday afternoons....and require booking..

the food not too bad....

Keyaki - I like this place, quiet and can eat in peace dun need to rebut with other people. But it's best to make reservations first. They have the best fresh oysters there, can it's mostly all pure Jap food, and cheaper than Jogoya


how much per adult???

so which is the best place for a japanese buffet?
nvm if its mixed or pure Jap as long as quite focused on Jap.
price is not a matter coz my mum loves Jap buffet.....rarely eat out oso

where n how?
thx

keyaki is the best for her recommendation...

I think seisaki is not bad but too bad..dun hv oyster...haih

this place is kinda small..
move to take food also very hard
right below the ELKEN office...
operated by them too if i am not mistaken...

i tried be4 jagoya, but i think compare to kampachi
i prefer kampachi, dono y..but jz like it there..
food is definitely better than jagoya.
jagoya got nice enviroment,drink,desert,crabs,chinese cuisine..

Saisaki sux. food sucks, sushi not fresh, place very noisy ( like pasar malam like that )

Shogun... i've heard a lot of bad reviews on it and i'm just gonna skip it.

i use to love to go to Munakata ( opposite wisma genting ) too bad they shifted over to a banglo at jln yap kwan seng, and decided to remove the buffet thingy. but their ala carte is still very good ( imagine u got sushi bar like those u see in japanese drama type. but the price for Sake Sushi is RM 10 per 2 piece. ) ( unless you're loaded, avoid it. but if u wanna impress someone and money is not a problem, highly recommended. )

Matsuba in Sri Hartamas is pretty good. ( ard RM 43 ) ( sushi freshly made by chef ) ( run by jap owner from what i heard )

Momo in Centerpoint, bandar utama was recommended by some of my frens ( who will only take good jap food ) ( below RM50 )

there's a few place more which i couldn't recall now.. maybe i'll try the one in wisma antarabangsa ( but the carpark rates in wisma genting is CRAZY ! )

there's one rule of thumb my frens told me tho.. if that place is filled with japanese, it's gotta be good.

This post has been edited by exkay: Nov 18 2006, 10:01 PM

dude, where is kempachi n how much?

hey, i've been a frequent customer for munakata last time haha.. i kena con once.. orange juice RM18??!! the captain claim is fresh n straight import them self
btw, mind telling clearer way to go Matsuba n Momo?
i suggest u park at Wisma Antarabangsa straight instead of Genting